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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-13
A1examdFia Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR

CRIMINAL COURT.-The Criminal Court continues
It's session. The Trial OF Curran Tor the murder Of
Arnold went over yesterday until to-day. Dennis
Anderson, col0red, who came down on the car,
from Washington and shot his wife on door step
upon Cameron street near Henry street last Feb
TO kill, fined $500 and sent 70 Jail for six months
The prisoner made no defense. The court was
engaged yesterday afternoon with Jury from
Fredericksburg In trying the case OF Mrs. Mary j.
Young against the corporation OF Alexandria Tor
damages to her property on Cameron street BY
defective street drainage OF Cameron and Henry
streets. The jury last evening brought In YER
diet for $50 damages. In a similar case a few
terms since, 500 damages had been given but
that verdict was set aside by the court II Is un.
derStood that I he present verdict Will stand The
Cnrran case was called again shortly before noon
and some time was spent in getting jury from
County. The case was proceeded with until the
adjournment.
SERIOUS ACcrD sNT.-A serioul accident happened
yesterday afternoon to Car Inspector Thomas
Petit, OF the Midland Railroad. While passing
work. he fell on one Of the tracks over which a
train was passing and his left leg was very badly
max Sled by the car wheels.
NOTEA-NumDerS OF friends attended this after
noon the funeral Of Thomas Reece, jr, a we'll
known Lad who died yesterday after short illness
at his home on Pitt. near Cameron street.-Mrs.
w. w. Pterson, who lives In Fairfax near this city.
dislocated her elbow by fall a few days ago.
surgeon Suter, U.S.A., Of this place, has gone to
Fort MCKINNEY, wyoming, to report for duty
George Lane has bought from Emanuel Francis for
$1lo building lot on Alfred street, near OrOnoco
and Is going TO put up house there.-The plan.
Ing mills here have lately been very busy working
smith, died suddenly at his house on Alfred street.
near Wolfe, yesterday.
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ParsimOniOus Georgia Lcgislators.
PRIVATE SUBSCRIPTIONS REQUIRED TO DECORATE
STATE BUILDINGS AT ATLANTA.


STATE BUILDINGS AT ATLANTA.
Considerable comment has been caused In At
lanta by the failure OF the legislature to appropri
ate $500 for the decoration or the State capitol and
executive mansion, In honor OF the visit OF Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland The members from cities
voted solidly for the expenditure. but they were
opposed by the representatives from the smaller
towns. The latter based their action on the claim
guished couple would attend was an enterprise
local In its benefits and not general In its charac-
Ter. the action has aroused great Indignation
among citizens irrespective OF party. AS soon as
the action Of the legislature became known u rund
was Immediately started by business men, headed
been subscribed 10 provide Tor elaborate decora-
ton.
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PEKSONAL
(yrvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answers. Send loc: to book stores or 70
W. FLYNN, A. M. Ivy Institute.
x26-lms southwest cor. 9Th aud K sta n w.
IN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
I'm we are now prepared 70 pay fun value Tor Cent?
secono- hand Clothing. Address call at JUSTHsS
Old stand. 019 ID st. nv. s50.xotaisi
A 8. DIFF YOU WANT CANDY FOR YOIiR
hs Cough Sore Throat, &C.. buy candy: IL you want
medicinal drops to the trouble buy HI NRiCHs,
AnOAAl1C e1olLL Dhofo s1S-1m
" BALDWIN JOHNSON DESIRES ALL CASH
buyers Of coal and wood tocall on him for prlceS
Facilities unsurpassed by any nrm in The coal busi-
ness. Main once corner 1fth St and K I. We Brzuch
o1fcee-5t IL "A 81 L. G. aud COR. 9Th and X sts NV
au10-.hno
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A Suit Involving SO, ZOO. 900.

AhS HALsTOS SUES THE TRUSTEES OF THE SHARON
ESTATE.
In San Francisco Wednesday, W. c. Ralston, son
OF the former president Of the Bank OF California
filed notice that suit had been begun in the United
States Circuit Court by the widow OF W. c.
Ralston against F. G. Newlands and Fred sharon
trustees Of the Sharon estate demanding an
accounting OF all the prope ty OF ". c. Ralston
received by VIM. Sharon as trustee thereof on
August %, 1875; also for an accounting OF tho
psF3}ersSlB 5Qspe M Ras1np and sharon the
real estate and all moneys due her, be granted her
oy the court. The property, list or which Is
given, Includes the Palace and Grand hotels The
total estimated valuation Is &lO,OOO,OOO, The
papers in the suit have not yet been given out
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS--C;ethSemane Comman-
DEFY, No 3 h. T.. last evening elected the follow
Ing Officers: X j. Robinson T. q; a. Is. Dyer gem
prelale; 2 j. Robinson, = W; VIM Taylor, j. W;
= b. West, treasurer; John Hickman, recorder;
Geo. .faluOr p e. Warler
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The Catholic clergy OF the western district of
the Archdiocese OF Baltimore met at Emmiffshnrv
Mount st. Mary's College.
A fire In Norfolk last night damaged the stocks
OF me Norfolk Iln-ware Manufacturing Company
ana the Enterprise Iron Works Company ia the
extent OF about Is 900; insured W WV
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Born WIVES KISSED HIM.--The devotion OF the
P1ttSylvanfa, Va, wife was fully demonstrated
Monday on the conviction OF q bgamist named
jackson Short, who was sentenced to the penitell-
t1ary for two years. Both or his wives were wit
nesses against him and when the verdict Of the
prisoners box and kissed the convict affectiop.
ately. Stratghway wife No. 3 hurried forward
and kissed tn. m IN in distress. The court Jury
and the people were all overwhelmed.
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The New York board OF trade and transporta.
tlon yesterday approved the Governments plan OF
originating naval reserve, and adopted resOlu-
lions declaring that while 1t Is desirable to reduce
the internal revenues, yet TO abolish them en-
trely would be unMiSe.
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Ioos at our stock Of carpets before yon buy.
49, y W. II. HoEKE-
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Publications. for The % hours commencing at p M
ror the district OF columbia. Maryland, and
v,rSfnia warmer fair weather, hight 20 fresh
soI,fh westerly winds becoming nOrthweSterly.
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To 1RRIGATE THE Rio GRASDE vALLEY,-Artfcles
OF Incorporation for gigantic irrigating enter
prise In the Central Rio Grande Valley were filed
at the Office OF the territorial secretary ut santa
Fe. n. NJ, Tuesday. The corporation is to be
pany. The enterprise cOntemDlates the Irrigation
OF 900 acres OF fruit and farming lands in the
to come from the Rio Grande The main canal
Will be $50 miles in length, and will follow DOWN
the valley, running through the counties OF Santa
Fe, BOuQuilliiiO, Valencia, and SOcorro to point
on the Rio Grande opposite the city OF Socorro
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Agent Key and Glandered H0Fses.
HIS RI6HT TO KILL DISEASED ANIMALS DENIED BY THE
HEALTH OFFICER.

HEALTH OFFICER.
The health onicer yesterday sent a letter to
Agent Key, OF the Humane Society, notifying him
that In the opinion OF the health department his
Keys practice OF killing animals supposed to be
diseased in alleys adjacent TO stables is which
constitutes nuisance under the health ordi-
nances and that unless the practice is immediate.
~ abandoned. action would be taken against him.
The law on the subject l. contained In section 10
or the health ordinances and Is as follows:
"Iaat any animal affected by the CHAMBERS or
other contagious or pestilential disease, kept or
In the cities of Washin SJOn or Geo. etown, or the
more den>eiy populated suburbs OF said cities, Is
hereby declared a nuisance Injurious TO health
and any person keeping or maintaining such
nuisance, VINO shall Iail, after due notice from
Is board, 10 abate the same, SHALL upon cOnvIc-
lion, De nued not less than live nor more than
twenty-five dollars for every sucn onense." the
health department always takes competent veteri-
nary advice before acting.
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2 House & Herrmann's ad. on I'd page.

Rv- HENDERSON & CO.. 1II3 F street r. W., have
In srOC the latest designs OF Wall paper and "ln-
.R.,rxs FafIs.l
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To EvASGELIzE THE NoRTaEA Asst SECTIONAL a
mass meeting nrld al Waugh NJ. r. church under
the auspices OF the committee on eyangeIiZation
In the northeast section, Major :. ii. Walker " no
presided, gave an outline OF the work OF eyange-
nzatiOn which IL Is proposed 10 begin In that sec
Ton. volunteers fTOIn every church In the north
east section VIII address the various meetings
anu after the Work l. started members OF the va
ascertain their religious Sentiments and seek 10
Induce those that 40 not az present attend church
10 DecOme members OF such. Thus IL Is proposed
10 make a thorough canvass OF the city. Ad-
dresses were made last evening by Rev.. J. a.
Price and VI. l. UDOnOghue.
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W. b. Clarke, manager OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company, has been Informed by
the Commissioners that they are opposed to an In
crease OF the number OF poles on the streets, and
can only grant such permiss1ons as will eject q
dimtnutfon In their number.
NAMING SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
The Commissioners have made the following
order as to the names OF new school buildings:
School building on Vermont avenue, between T
and U streets, "Phelps school," In honor of ex-
Commissioner seth L Phelps school building on
NJ street. between 10th and 18th streets "Magru-
der School" in honor OF ex-Mayor VIM. II. Magru-
der, NJ. D., deceased; school building on North
Capitol street, between X ard L streets, "Blake
School," In honor OF ex-MayOr Jas. II. Blake, de-
ceased; school building on 5tb street, between d
and E streets northeast, 'Carberry School," In
honor Of ex-Mayor Jas. Il. Carberry, deceased; ;
school building on Sth and streets southeast,
flowers school," In honor Of ex-Mayor John T..
Towers deceased
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


Amsusements Tonight.
AIBAUGH's.-MiSS Banks In "JOan OF Arc
NATURALIZATION Company In MERRY War"
HARRzs'-Gray & stephens Co.
MANASSAS PASoRANA.-Day and evening.
knRS ANs-TOny Pastor
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BIRDS KILLED BY LIBERTY's TORCH.-The New
YORK Tribune today says: Another flight OF MI
grating birds struck the statue OF Liberty on
Tuesday night, and OF those killed, 100, represent
Ing twenty -one species, have been sent to the
United states National Museum at washington
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WrKpENaS & co. have opened at their new build
Ing go I2Ih street. third door south OF +, with
line OF line furniture and upholstery. ReupAolster-
Ing anc repairing a specially.
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OrR STOCK OF FrRSITURE complete and really for
the fall trade; the finest selected stock or chamber,
library pariOr anu dinlng-rUOm sets, all OF the
very latest designs and workmanship unexceiied
The goods are sod upon their merits, and we
guarantee satisfaction In every respect call Is
solicited TO convince sou that our business Is con-
Quoted upon business principles. There Is no mis-
representation To effect sales our prices compare
with those OF much inferior quality. Come and
see Us. No trouble TO show goods
BREITBaRTHS,
odd Fellows Ham. TN street northwest
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We are selling more carpets than ever before.
The reason is plain: styles are good ana prices
rfCbr W. IL. H0EBE-
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CLOSING SALE OF TURKISH CARPETS AND RrGs.-
~ tne closing sale tO-mOrrOw al IL O'Clock at
1hos. Do" nngs nth street anu Pennsy ~ ania
asente, number OF large carpets OF desirable
szrs and choice designs Will Dc offered: also some
Ine, pieces In modern and antique rugs. Inc
.1o.e SAFE mas been a sacrifice, according 10 the
S.ust, anu parties wanting such goods 20 lie On
Sano .o-taofrow should take advantage OF the
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LASsBUKGH & BIO.

ArcrloS.-FOur new, neat frame DIV ellinvs near,v
opposite the SChuetzen Para, on 1Ih-sI reef ro1d
VIII b. so.d at auCti)H On frday. A bargain rnav
be expected See auction colUInn
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The Courts.


COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
yesterday, Brown agt. Saunders; argued and
submitted.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Merrick.
Yesterday, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Co agt National Safe Deposit Co.; injunction till
further order granted. Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone CO. agt. National safe Deposit Co. !;
withdrawal OF exniDits 10 bill granted. Flynn agt.
Flynn; testimony before Chris. Ingle, examiner.
ordered taken.
CRIMINAL CoCRT-Jnd0e Cor.
. To-day, Geo. buckley, charged with housebreak-
ing; released on $500 ball. VIM. MCGUIRE assault
tappeaD; forfeiture set aside. Henry T. ShrOedrr,
larceny; released on personal recognzance. Frank
Wlcks, assault with intent TO Kill; forfeiture
stricken out Chas. Hackinson, HOUSEKEEPING in
day, pleaded guilty; six months In Jail Henson
re ry, houseDreaking in night, pleaded guilty.
Strother Carter, assault, pleaded guilty.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, Maria Johnson and Laura Belt, colored,
disorderly conduct; s. or 10 days each. James
Payne, co0red, suspicious person; bonds or 80
days. Martha Lane, colored, disorderly conduct;
personal bonds. Jno. Dabney, JnO. Jones, and
Arthur Cruinmell. cOlored, obstrucIing sidewalk;
DO JAS. Howard, coiored, disorderiy conduct; per-
SOnal bonds.
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FVsszLL's IcE-CKEAN.

one dollar and ninety cents will buy first-clasS
black or brown Derby. Franc, The one-pr1ce nat
ter conner 7th and u.
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THERE will be special meeting OF the Board OF
Directors OF the Childrens Hospital at the ONCE
OF The COLUMBIA Fire Insurance Co., l4l6 street
al . CLOCK, Friday, october IA, 20 take action
upon the death or Mr.. Niles, for many years presl
VI the Hospital
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SEE House & Herrmann's adj. on 2d page.

liz YOU buy your carpets before looking through
our stock, you do not do yourself Justice
W. III. HoEKE.
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fAdyerttsefuentl

In Coop COMPTON lNtu. taken chr Csn,ol
cur OF the WihiOw and stripped IL OI al ITS laC G
anu ruenlhs. We Will make "a sale OF same tu-InOt-
ro~, Ihe Ice and rucAinZ Is well preserved MT
az all creased Nevertheless wishing 70 avcsi Th,.
te-roAiIS OF tIne we viii close it out az half rs
redl pr'ce: Knowing what a rush this win carl,e.
early an the day, and oUIge, - N''''
LASSBUKGH & BIO.
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Death Of samuel v. Niles,

Samuel Vincent Niles, weIl-known resident of
Washington, died at his home, 1873 l street, at 4
oc ock yesterday afternoon, In his sixty-second
year. he was a native OF Baltimore, and was
grandson and son respectively OF Hezektah Niles
and Wm. Ogden Niles, editors Of the Niles Re us
ter. Mr.. Niles served with distinction as a young
captain IN the Mexican war in the 1S.h infantry
under Gen. Wool. lie subsequently settled IN this
city, where he practlced law up to one year ago,
when he was taken Ill. He was related by mar
Rage to the late Vice President Hendricks and the
Closest friendship always existed between them.
He was at the time OF his death president OF the
hendricks Monument Association and President OF
the Chlidren's Hospital in this city. lie took an
augurai4on OF President Cleveland was a member
OF the reception committee he was highly eS-
teemed and mas host or friends here and Ia Bati-
more. wife and daughter survive him. The
funeral viii take place from his late residence at
2 80 O'Clock sunday afternoon.
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,Snn The 9rsst Hest being surprased introduced
we Ss; 40 ESm:n
and %Ss a. the pssps Ss
81 s.a no s s1 oS
LIST OF BARGAINS As FOLLOWS:
a Special Lot Of Gents Knit csraiean Jsctess com.
Standing caioT po:si S ~ les sssn regular
Snd w and ENDS Of e and a. Sor Hsa
advisable to call early in order TO secure the best
L.sss: Roman Dr.peres and Fancy scrm 81 haishsir
he be. brands IN the market a SC per ysF worth
oa & :. q,
9-s. lie: 81. l2kc. and l0-4. CSC.
Remnant Gase: o. the Se knogn aeEMsn rsssss eins
Standard price CSC.
va Sssss Of CHECKED De Bsise Dress Rernant' one
Regular value csc.
manufscturers' imperfectiona.
new 10. Of S,snmsTs and Serge r. n plain
ket double width, at 16c. per yard
Standard price 25c.
Several Cases Of Steel River and Hartsl Pfinsa In
short Lengths. at exc. per yard,
Regular value &c.
In our Blanket and Comfort department We will offer
the following specials:
Imported Msrseilles Spreads, IN square extrsor.
nary weight rare designs 1t 60
Regular value $40.
Our well .hneGn Delaware Blanket. good size and
weight. at 500; regular price 50.
Several dozen of Saline Comforts Tour own make)
%. ~''
:. y e Sa Sh sns f; g.
value also and SL75
We have received new invoice Of "Mirrors- in all
our third hoor. marked at the lowest rates. with
Friday only.
The remainder Of our Ladies' and Children's Canton
flannel Underwear shall continue 10 be displayed
our second hoor
Ladies' .snton Flannel Drawers. made Of good
Qua1fy Canton Flannel, trimmed with deep rune OF
embroidery. made on yoke. 7:c.
Another STYLE buttoned at the knee, trimmed with
embroidered rufie, Use
Ladies' Canton Flannel Skirts, trimmed with rufie
OF embroidery. bunch OF tucks above, made yoke
good quality Of Flannel. only $l25.
ladies' Canton Flannel Skirts deep hem, made on
yoke, good quality flannel only 49c.
Ladies, Canton Flannel, extra size, made Of best
quality flannel, only $l.35.
We have q full line of childrens' Canton Flannel
size.
Size 1-3Oc
3+4Oc.
4-4Jc
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odd Fellows, Hahn. TN street nortnwest
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemerhy, HOO Pa. ave.

GIT YOUR CARPETS Down before the weather
turns cold. our stock Is big and prices small.
Your orders will receive prompt attention at
". ii. HOEkE, sol Market space.
s.yR YorR eyeslyht. consult Hempler. cor. Az.
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,. 4 >. C0lmAm,s, london, EuGiamA.
Famous Concentrated Mustard OIL u Dosiiiye cure
application; WILL not blister. For sale 81 rro-
certeA n n X 10 "a -
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REFERRING TO ABOVE. WE WOULD
STATE THAT THE ENTIRE STOCK uF
FINE BOOTS AND SHOES IN THE STORE
FORMERLY OCCUPIED By MR.. NJ z. SHIP
LEY MUST BE DISPOSED OF WITHIN TEN
DAYS, AND WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS
OF COST. PREPARATORY TO OPENING OUR
EAST WASHINGTON BRANCH AT 23l
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN LOTS TO
DEALERS A BIG CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
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I'D kkk1H STARS PocEer Atlas OF the vorld Is
Unetu Tree 10 every new subs rber Tor ne year 10
Sne WkkkLY STAR. IL Is Handsomely Or nted
U0oA ~ lsl pages prOfusely llust rated VITA noE.
tnan 100 eolored maps and dtagrams and con AIMS
nent In another column. ~
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Dorr Wnr
UNTIL YOU HAVE TAKEN COLD BEFORE
YOU BUY YOUR FALL ovERcoAT wEAs-
sUME. YOU SEE. THAT YOU INTEND TO
HAVE ONE. BECAUSE IT Is ALMOST ANE-
CEssITY IN THIS CLIMATE. EVEN
THOUGH YOU HAVE A GOOD WINTER
COAT. A FALL COAT WILL BE THE MOST
USEFUL FOR THE NEXT TWO MONTHS.
NOT ONLY SO. BUT THERE Is "HEAP"
OF STYLE IN ONE UNTIL NEARLY OR
QUITE HOLIDAY TINE SUCH A GARMENT
WILL GIVE CHARACTER 10 THE wEARRR
THERE Is MORE STYLE FOR THE MONEY
IN A FALL 0vRRCoAT THAN IN ANY.
THING ELSE NAN WEARS go BUYS
ONE As STYLISH AND aENTEEL A. If
MADE TO MEASURE. AT sl2 WE BEGIN
OUR PRICES IN LONDON MADE COATS
OUR OWN GOODS FROM slo TO ssa Eng
IIsH FROM sl2 TO ESQ.,
A WORD As TO cusroM-MApE ooopa
QUE "1dpoRrED" CUTTER NOT M
PORTED FROM ENGLAND. NOR FROM
CONN. AS A GOOD MANY IMPORTED"
wooLENs ARE. BUT FROM NEW YoRx. Is
DOING SPLENDID WORK ON coArA OUR
STOCK PIECE GOODS Is PROBABLY THE
LARGEST IN WASHINGTON. AND DUB
PRICES ARE KNOWN 10 BE MUCH LOWER
THAN THE MERCHANT TAILoRa.
WE HAVE 4 SPECIAL ARTIST ON 1Rou-
sERa MAN WHO CUTS NOTHING xISx.
AND WILL GIVE You TITS" or TEE
MOST sAT1sFAoroaY SORT
Ea sAasn : %
en- ssl RxHHsELvAHIA xvExux.
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Great reduction In Patent Medicines for casy
at Crisweirs Drug Store, Cor. 1lth and SIS.
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Z. II. HoRktns, Penn. ave, has Perfection
selfghdng, tubular lanterns ice and roller skates
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THE Fo11ow1Na INsrsucroas
EQUESTRIANISM
will be with the Warrington Riding Academy to be
opened about Nov. l. 1t the OF 22d and Sta NV:
PROF h OLIVER
late Of the Fifth Avenue Riding Club. Of New York
PROF. C. GILMAN,
late with Hippodrome Fnncais of Paris
Everything frst-class. Commodious accomodations
for boarding hosss and ample storage room for car.
riages.
Books for yearly subscribers open ct De par.
lors Of Mr.. Geo. White, with woodward Z Lothrop
cor 18th and sts n. and 1t the once Of JsA D.
Brown. care of Jno +. Waggaman. 1908 st., where
full particulars may be obtained. sl7-3m
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LrBrnA11rr AND THAxxrux.sa

A:cordine 70 ancient tradition one Of the Roman
9ods invited all Virtues 70 kepast. They al knew
ssSn other but two. which Loeraitty and THANK,
!plness The Great Hest being surprised introduced
tnem and begged them TO be friends
we have the same view the CedeexA kQmen
regardins the moral standing Of the two qualities
menuened and teRnk the people kindly TOT tner ny.
srA ratronage. and will use every enori possible 70
by placing nothing but Rare Bargains On
our Third Floor Remnant Room
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morpino
and delivered In x ID. "Ward" printI zoe NJ IN
Also. Cottage Cheese and buttsfmiik; sweet MIX